Hi Tobias
Thanks for looking into this..
> All I did was to download your tw-abc document, overwrite
> TaggedTemplateTweak with the current version, then adjust your
> WideSlideTheme with the left margin... and finally open the TiddlySpot-
> Tiddler, which all seemed to work as I thought you wanted it to.
TaggedTemplateTweaks current version allows invoking a custom template
from a fieldname: template
ThemedTiddlerPlugin uses fieldname: theme
Now I updated TaggedTemplateTweak - added fieldname template set value
to WideSlideTheme and added #mainMenu{margin-left:1em}; to
WideSlideTheme.
http://tw-abc.tiddlyspot.com/#TiddlySpot%20WideSlideTheme
Still it doesn't hide the MainMenu when I open the TiddlySpot tiddler
- Have I missed something basic ?
> Do you findhttp://www.tiddlytools.com/#TaggedTemplateTweakInfo not providing
> enough information?
TaggedTemplateTweakInfo doesn't mention custom StyleSheet - however
that might be implicit...
Now, when I put on my glasses, I do see this in the revisonslist:
2008.05.01 1.2.5 added support for tagged templates stored as sections
in a theme
2008.04.01 1.2.0 added support for using systemTheme section-based
template definitions (requested by Phil Hawksworth)
However I wouldn't guess that the examples using custom Edit- or
ViewTemplates also applies to custom StyleSheets...
If it works for you - please share the document for me to see.
regards Måns Mårtensson
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